Sentence examples for consequently makes from inspiring English sources

She's won more points than Halop, but her way of going about things means she has to take more risks and consequently makes more unforced errors.

Anyone who rejects military action as a last resort weakens the pressure that needs to be maintained on dictators and consequently makes a war not less but more likely.

Many conservatives prefer this approach because it measures after-tax household income, which magnifies the share of income going to those in the middle and bottom of the income distribution and consequently makes the economic system look more equitable.

The WI vaguely talks only of "fresh steak", but I find the best cut to be skirt: Mark Hix's rump (ahem) doesn't have quite the right texture, and the chuck I also try doesn't seem to have enough fat, and consequently makes the resulting pasties rather dry.

The increase of the reference amplitude consequently makes the blades more stable.

The increase of the stiffness ratio consequently makes the rotating shaft more unstable.

In 1985 Upshaw shared the first prize in the Walter M. Naumburg Competition, consequently making her recital debut at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts.

They were meeting, after all, to replace the Articles of Confederation, which had required unanimity among the states for most decisions and, consequently, made the fledgling union ungovernable.

If you are a doctor and someone hands you a diseased lung, you might very well examine it, and consequently make some very radical changes.

As a salesman, Harold's honesty and sincerity keep him from being very successful, and he is consequently making even less money than he did teaching.

Maybe Theresa May was worried that foreigners were too stupid to read the message of Brexit, and consequently made the appointment to underscore the point.